Two things that may help: 1) put it in the sun, for a few months, it will start to tone. 2) put it in an old brown coin envelope, the acids...
40 pieces? Heck I have gone thru $250 in half dollars and not gotten any silver. One roll of quarters? Try again.
Ben: I agree with the O-103. I don't know about you, but I have always found the 1835 the hardest to id in Overton, the varieties are very tough...
Thanks all for the info.
Mattman: Why not do a YN contest and give it to one of our members? Say, have them recite the alphabet backwards?
oh, so, when in doubt, AU? LOL
get those creeps.
Ben: You have better eyes than I have, you see wear on the JFK? Either way, not worth the cost of a slab.
Bob: once again, save your money. You can buy them already slabbed for less than it would cost to have it done.
Yup, agreed, and I forgot to add that, sorry.
cc: Save the costs of grading and buy more coins. The cost of the slabs would be many multiples of the coins' values.
I can see some of what you are saying, the most definite is the hair missing from the back of the head. Nice, and I would consider writing to Coin...
definate strike doubling, no value. keep looking, ya never know.
That is one truly ugly obverse. (But that is my opinion others may disagree, and I don't care.)
most likely a HSN plated coin, that someone realized the true value for, and spent it.
yup, and use the gold coins for bingo spots.
Nice, my son used to work in a supermarket, and found a silver dime for me once in the reject slot.
yup, no individual proof slots. Sorry.
Ben: So, I assume that you think that it is real?
Indian Head: The leather edition is very nice, what number did you get? (Limited to #500 pieces). I am still searching for more pieces.
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